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Home›Dredging›Italdraghe Introduces Rainbow Eco-Dredger (Italy)
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September 19, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Italdraghe Introduces Rainbow Eco-Dredger (Italy)

Italdraghe has expanded its range of electric water jet suction dredgers to match the increasingly demanding requirements of those of its customers dredging deep water lakes, hydro-electric reservoirs, mines and quarries. The one-man operated Rainbow Eco-Dredger with its modular, fully-dismountable

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Italdraghe has expanded its range of electric water jet suction dredgers to match the increasingly demanding requirements of those of its customers dredging deep water lakes, hydro-electric reservoirs, mines and quarries.

The one-man operated Rainbow Eco-Dredger with its modular, fully-dismountable structure, is able to work at increased depths of at least 25 metres.

Available in both standard and customised versions, this ecological dredger, guaranteeing low environmental impact, is simple to dis/assemble and maintain.

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Dredging Today Staff, September 19, 2012; Image: italdraghe

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